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Mondettes first-ever victors, Panthers, Sheagles too strong
Nicole Erasmus Women’s Grading Group 1: WEST BRUNSWICK v. UHS-W West Brunswick were outstanding in their first match of VAFA Women’s as they defeated UHS-VU by 30 points at Mcalister
Nicole Erasmus Women’s Grading Group 1: WEST BRUNSWICK v. UHS-W West Brunswick were outstanding in their first match of VAFA Women’s as they defeated UHS-VU by 30 points at Mcalister
Old Haileybury proved too strong for Williamstown CYMS in their return to Premier C with a 23-point victory at Altona Green Park. Despite seven scoring shots to two in the
Old Scotch welcomed Old Carey back to Premier B with a strong 48-point victory at Carey Sports Complex. The Cardinals held a seven-point lead at the first break before piling
Beaumaris has kick-started their return to William Buck Premier with a 10-point lightning-affected victory over Old Melburnians at Banksia Reserve. The game was abandoned 16 minutes into the final term
VAFA broadcast partner, Inner FM, will return to the airwaves tomorrow ahead of an action-packed Round 1 of VAFA football. The VAFA Footy Show featuring Ken Petrucco and John Kanis
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Mitch op’t Hoog Last year, Hawthorn AFC and Glen Eira were a class above in Division 3. Managing to finish first and second, respectively, at the end of the regular
Old Ivanhoe captain Michael Mitris speaks with VAFA Media about the inconsistencies which plagued the Hoes in 2016, his greatest spray and he takes us through THAT goal.
Jason Bast – Division 4 Scribe We’re on the verge of Round 1 and it’s shaping up to be a great year in Division 4. To finish the 2016 season,